posted May 29, 2008

Someone being injured is good news beefbeerandbaps? What a kind hearted soul you must be...

@cubancricket
I think you'll find it's his achilles tendon that's to blame... nice try though.

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posted May 29, 2008

Really disappointing, Hayden is a awesome batsman and just love the way he dominates the bowling. He is defintely a big loss to the aussies and the tour as a whole...

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posted May 29, 2008

Hayden has an unmatchable aura and his mere presense softens up some bowlers.

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posted May 29, 2008

Yeah IPL must be the culprit and not to forget the BCCI.

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posted May 29, 2008

We can manage without him.

Shame though, i was looking forward to watching him walk down the track & smack a few 6's in his bullying fashion.

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posted May 29, 2008

"Yeah IPL must be the culprit and not to forget the BCCI." well, no one wants to say it but yeh probably :P

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posted May 29, 2008

The Hayden injury will give the Aussie selectors a chance to see what life will be like without the great man.

Phil Jaques has made a steady start to his Test career, although I feel he is due for a big score. Simon Katich deserves his chance and will need to make the most of it, because if he doesn't, Mike Hussey could well find himself moved up the order and his brother, David slotting into the Aussie middle order.

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posted May 30, 2008

Yes, now's the opportunity for Australia to try out other potential openers. hayden is 36, after all....

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